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Combined gas exchange characteristics, chlorophyll fluorescence and response curves as selection traits for temperature tolerance in maize genotypes.

Photosynthesis research - 1 Dec 2021

Ramazan Salika, Bhat Hilal Ahmad, Zargar Mohammad Arief, Ahmad Parvaiz, John Riffat

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Maize is a low-temperature (LT)-sensitive plant and its physiological responses towards LT of temperate regions developed is an adaptive trait. To further our understanding about the response of maize to LT at the physiological and photosynthesis level, we conducted Infrared Gas Analysis (IRGA using LICOR6400-XT in 45-day-old grown two maize genotypes, one from temperate region (Gurez-Kashmir Himalayas), viz.,...

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PMID: 33783665
DOI: 10.1007/s11120-021-00829-z

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